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Watchman
Carolina
, -,ut!iiMAY. JUNE in, 1870,
.1.9 Henting in regard to the veto
bnifMM i sign me apr.
lirfcitloo bill i'nr i fisi"S n.-It
I- -.it fc.mwtt. when Coiigres wilt ad-
I jonrn; Tho two jiartiwi are very jealona
1 of Vach other; timl eem to be more intent
on! making poMtfctf capital for , the next
I cairtjiMijro fhnn .iu the p4:rforniance of their
1 .viyn !tW.-A. lit-w fcri has conie into
I W Gently m" tL votf-tlie
I x94lu! lMMmr "the Hnye boom
j "veto iMKim ic, &c.-'ihe wgna tndi
'f rate thai HayV U losing ground with all
1 haje of li own party, the wore ultra
holding him in coutept for the use tbey
! have made of him. since all thejr efforts
3 to put the DemiM-ratu inn falae position
! aeej" likvty to fail
Theft b a ,iac if Redaction and itir
tier jrUt iw exciting .the people and en
gaging tho courts io Atlanta,, OeoffiU
A young! vrptunu, well rawed, married ;
and aftwr. iiiiiirirtge waismluced, or went
ill with h il ot he r ui a n to
1 t.1. r iliaremitc. Her husband fonud
I I . . r. i ... . .
Wr and to him he told a story J eac
tiou ftBt ho,: tilling tti fwcal Re
idtttpr, htan4 fcjUt him. Tue cane in
icottrt 1U brought out witneaae who
testify that the lady, lefbre marriage had
ofteu lieeii weq out of night' alouo with
yoiiug wen under circumstances of a
, uNpieioiiK nature; and when these young
I men were questioned they admitted
much, and refused to nnawcr qnentious
implicating' themselves. And soj from
liri'seht peafanceH, the case is likely to
jtarn out! against the character of the lady,
which imt worth the life of the man
laiu, and kIic should heilf have died with
4iim. Young, ladie who keep company
with Yoiinir men nmler circumstancca
admitting of doubt, are subjecting them
selves ti Mispicion, and are disarming
their fiieudu should trouble come.
Kxpmksiox. There was a dangerous
and destructive explosion occurred Satur
day last at thehead if the Western Kail
road. -Anegro hand who came out of the
tuunJ .with his light, entered the powder
hmiseftaking with him his light, rather
than leave it outside fearing some one.
Willi lie was iu, migut come aiong auu
carry it
off. AVhile in the house, fire
dropped
from his light on to some kero-
sene; which flashed up, of course, aud in
i an instjint the contents of the house was
I tx A blaze. t Thn torch bearer escaped, but
t HUUIlin IUU 111 lliv .llillllj niH ..uw or
I fortunate. His clothes took tire before
J he could get out. and he was probably
i fatally bnrneil. The room contained a
j quantity of nitm glycerine, four kegs of
jj powdvr, and a quantity of kerosene. . An
' explosion took place in a little white,
I which tore, the house into fragments, but
I no damage.to life ensued.
? Since the above wis written we learn
. j that the poor fellow set on tire has died.
' I lie was' drawing oil, and the man holding
tW light by careless handling set tire to
. I it, aud escaped. Two cars of small value
j were nearly destroved, but as thev were
; necessary to the convenient pperation of
. I Jhe road will have to lie rebuilt soon.
The State then abandoned the ease and
Judge Fowle asked for the discharge of
iijeTnsjimer,! auu cuaracienzeu tne at-.
4mpt to criminate Mrs. Pierce as the
immt Nttrocioiicr thing that had ever come
under his notice. He also requested that
Chauey Utley, Grace Hurke and Anthony
Hurke be bound over tor perjury.
The ourt acceded to the 'requests,
faxed the informer with costs of the pro
feeding and fixed the bonds of the ac
Cuseii at $500 each.
The decision- wjw received with ap
pjaus. lialeigh AVirr - -
j This was the termination of a case
brough t In-fore Justice Rarbt'e, Ttf Wake,
wherein a Mrs. Pierce was acchesed bv
thrrc nero servants of having given
birth tol twins and killed aud liuried
them. It was shown before the Court bv
the family physician aud others, that
Mrs; Pierce had had a premature birth
of twin children of four months, xvhof
remaius wero exhibited to confute the
j jdaoderers. : , f
Boat Racing is almost unknown to
people living in the interior of the c)nn-
try; bnt in tjie coast towns of thjs and
other countries, it is a fioptjlar epprf, and
I..' . --?: i
o nm oi money are often faked on f
roof this kind. The boats ate nroH
' race
ielUd
atp nn
pelled by oars. A race
was recently
I I f,adp ,n Englaml between Hanlon, a Can
r Aian hnd Elliott, a brawny English-
wab; who was tho recognized champion
fower of the realm. But Haiilou beat
I f?11 ,witl et thex stakes which
amounted to a Rirge ani, aud gaining
hf:I,HlM'4nfi nianj tliousands of
rMple whocarneto witness the contest.
Tle1'wl njed iu such races is a mile
r '-. a fmni to 8 minutes. '
The N. V. Times condepscs reportfi'orj
f r'Miff MftMj5 J!?, ncU we learq
er has Utii" a large increase in the
jjitanjity of wines, beer and hraifdy cou
Miilueti iiijthe last year as cpm pared wth
former rate. And the effect of it baa
been tq jdmw a close connection between'
hlcohnl ilth, and vice, accidents,
yioleiit tleatjjs and ciime. The health of
the vmiple most fciveU to drink. Out bpvp
inpiiiredj liy it, t viee nujl tcime igore
aboniiditig, accidentK and vjplen deaths
jmre fri)tieiit. " 1
,Th" Oxford Torchlight has told pie prei
. i
I j xntuui r Miake ftory for this reason, at
i I )eastl: There is not iiing left for other editors
W this line but to go tp l5eanfort on the 2nd
July, discover the sea serpent and ee a
ifall jriggU s'hip'nf tlie line with roWs
flying sail down its throat.
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BAPE,iuAlEJt, AXD LY5C1I LAW.
Marv VolWar1, ft ' woman of
respectability hut ior, ' going to
yisit rt" uiicte lit Spartanlmrgo.., . C.
about two weeks ago, and stopped a Jhe
house of one J. iJ. MOore, W inquire u.
roa4, Mr. More offered to show her a
L-.... ...! TurJdtd-iu coins with
lit )t r nu. iiu" ;....--- w
her. That was the last eVtT iW of pior
Marv alive. Her dead turfy was fouutl
in tltM V IHHIX ClClill
IS. - ;-- .
Iter throat wasWut and tht r was a pist l
....... i" ;.. th! lirKii.;t I Tho ' dreadful
crimes of Ripe and murder bad evidently
nuuuu a
Wn !teriH'trated. Mooro was suapect-
ed of it. Jlo was well Known io ue ua
mail. ! Moore's wife told of the girl being
at her hoHse, of giving her iliuner, of her
linslMnd coing to show her the ruaO, aud
i) his return without his vest and shoes.
Link by link the evidence nguiusJ Moore
t,ii.ki.il uii. until tinaily tne eaaiu
was comt leteV ! Then tho pejit up inrti
daf ion of the community broke out, and
the neolrie collected in a great uiob and
went in a WhU to the jail to demand the
i.risoner. The! Sheriff hail heard of their
;i.f nnd niit the iirisoner iuto the
t ' rr - .
hands of a guard to Jake him outui
reach. Uut tho jjuand 'were intercepted
A di pr: ticr : a ir t .ra their. The
mob Uok hlin back to town and gave
public notice I of his execution to take
place at the scene or his crime, and there
he was taken and hung until he was
dead.!
All the parties in this dreadful affair
were white people.
The Burko Blade misapprehends us if
it supposes we are anxious about the can
didate for Goi ernor. We are "coustitm
tionally" consermtive unci opposed to
changes, audagitaitioiisforchauges, wheji
the incumbent is the choice of the people,
an honest man, discharges his duty faith
fully aud well, whether he be a Governor,
CongressmaUp Sheriff or Clerk. We are
Kutisfied thus far with Gov. Jarrisjaud
the only consideration that would induce
us to prefer! another as a candidate tor
the next electiou would turn on the ques
tion of ability to sustain the supremacy
oftfie Democratic party In the State, aud
this we are quite willing to submit to tho
decision of a duly constituted State con
vention. Th;e referllcewe have made to Maj
Robbius was general. We regard him as
one of the most available men iu the
State! wheu the work to be done is weigh -
ty and tho risk great. This opinion is not
limited to thjs Congressional District, but
we believe is generality admitted through
out tlie State.
Tho Blade will allow us j
to say this uiuch without understanding
us us nominating a candidate for Gov-
eruor. v e make uo nomination.
Take a Good, Sober Look at It.
Just about this time, when the power
and patronage of the administration is
being exerted to secure the nomination of
John Sherman as tlie Radical candidate
for President, it would be fell for Hayes
and Sherman to hunt up that civil service
order of His Frattdlency, and take a good,
sober look at it. The order reads : y
"Executive Mansion, Washington,
June -Sir: I desire to call your at
tention to the following paragraph in a
letter addiessed me by the Secretary of the
Treasury ou the conduct to be observed
by "officers of General Government in re
lation to the elections: "No officer shall
be required or permitted to take part in
the management of political organizations,
caucuses or election campaigns. Their
right to vote and to express their views
ou public questions, either orally or thro'
the press, is not denied, provided it does
not in:erfere with the discharge oft heir
official duties. No assessment for political
purjKses on; officers or sulM)rdinatea shall
be allowed." This rule is applicable to
every department of the civil service. It
shou til be umlerstK)4l by every officer of
the" General Government that he is ex
pected to conform his conduct to its re
quirements. ' . ' ,
"Very respectfullv,
V "R. B. Hayes."
Foster's stntcmeu to the Ohio stalwarts
that he hud ;leen coavinced qf the failure
Hayes1 Southern policy to accomplish its
object, and that he and Hayes had prac
tically repudiated it, is practically a con
fession tlmt because it had failed to Re
publicans the South, it had been aban
doned. Some people had supposed that
nr higher and purer motive prompted
Hayes' Southern policy,
The Virginia State Senate has refused
to enact the bill making it felony to con r
nrit ah asstiijlt with a cowhjde. The bill
tixed the pepalfy at ijot less than live nor
more than ten years in the State Prisqn,
togettier with a fine not exceeding $510.
Ony one St uat or spoke jn opposition to
the measure, which tras nevertheless ta
bled by ;f, ypt of 12 to 10.
Another
riiER . Ixvextiox. Mr. Ellison
u alter, of h tee 1 Creelj tqwnship, this
r, of hteel Creek township.
couuty, received by yesterday uiornius
mail letters-patent for an improvment
whicl he has recently made in steam
enginjea. Mr. Walkf is the iuveutor of
tho Walker leather brush for cotton irifts,
wnicji ne nas been so.generally intrisluc-
ed antl which has nccpiired soph wider
spread popularity. The exact nature of
Mr. Walker's latest itiventiou cannot be
fully explained here. It is enough, at
firesehf, that he claims that his engine
which can uo useu for all purposes, to
which any other stationary engiue can be
applied, dan be boilt at from 15 to 20 per
cent, less cost than any other engine en
pableiof the same work and will furnish
15 per ccutj wore poiver than any qth-
er
engiue unug the same amount of fit
el.
MrJ Walker is an
injfenious and a
thoronghly jpictical man and tlioae who
are lest acinniute.d with his previous fq-
vcntions have no doubt of the thorough
ntr.itr of this. Cl,ari Obserrer.
STRANGE MURDER IX XEW YORK.
An Old Lady found iW in Her lied.
V T?iMtt7 fyM7 in7 " 7fVui yittyf
JTeA Trunk RohUd. ! -
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New Yokk, June . 1 1,--Mrs. Jane L.
D. F. Hull, ngtkl 53, wife of DrfA. Graiir
disou Hull, was found dead in her - bed
at 140 West ! IForty -second streeffwthis
r.iorning. Her hands aud jfeet were tietl.
She was blindfolded, n g:jg was in her
mouth, aud hit trunk at the side of her
bed was open jaud iiflel its contents.
Mrs. Hull retired at the usual hour last
evening, and iio disturbance was heard
duiiug the uight. 1 his inomiug one of
the servants went to Mrs. lluU's door , to
call her bjaj; j-juceiving no resptuiif centered
and discovered her lying-dead on her back
iu the bed in a! ftemi-irude condition, one
foot bound to iither rail othe 'bed, her
bauds bound devoss her breast j and tied
a; the elbowsi A piece sheeting w
straiped urouipd her neck ;aud uciomi her
mouth, and it was evident that ner death
resulted fro in strangulation. On the
ImmIv wtre found several contusion land
slight wounds received in the seurae with
v
the assissius.) The murderer cut two
rings from he:: fingers, oiie coutiiining a
large diamond aud the other a costly em
erald. No due to the ierietrators ot the
murder could be obtained.
New YoikU June 12. No arrests have
yet been niadri iu the Forty ss?coud street
murder easel there Wing uU evidence
agaiust auy oili'. Full aud coul-isu ht tic
meuts from every lufuiber cf the house
hold will be taken as to knowledge of the
existing feel in
r bi-tweeu themselves unu
Mrs. Hull. It;
is thought tie murder and
robbery was an "iuside job."
Wants
a Southern Ora
or.
UTiat n Clergyman thinks of Our Propo
etttoh. ,
Springield (Mass.) KopubUoan.
I have liked your recent. 'utterances on
Southern matters. 1 feel jtist as certain
that Jthe great IhkI' of the 8tiitherii pro
ide are loval to our ";oveiumeut, ant
have no thought of reht-iiion, as 1 do tha
I am acquainted with my neighluirs. 1
lelieve, too, that -they are disposed to
treat the colored people) fairly. When
the blacks are abused I am fclad thete is
an exodus till the whites, who need tiieui,
learn to protectvthem. 1 lielieve General
Armstrong's ! recent letter is the exact
truth, and I a n glad he has written it. 1
believe revival of sectioual hate which
the politician? seem to have instigated is
a madness, pestileut and wicked.
I like your suggestions of a Southern
man f r oratt.r for the 4th f July. I should
like to hear Gov. Vauce. I once hsud
him uive a lecture ou- the Mountain i of
Nortli Carol iii i, among which he was Uj. n,
arid I have ever remembered it as one ot
the pleasautest hours of my lite. 1 have
heard him ou other themes. He is a very
brilliant man. I lielieve as Governor 4)1
North Carolina he has sought the good ot
all the people He is the idol of his native
State, and the invitatiou to him or some
such man to cinuo to Spriugtield wthild, 1
believe, iu tin present state of affairs, do
good. Hexkv 1$. Hlake.
Wett Spring field, June b ld?l.
A correspondent of the Raleigh Air,
writing of the late U. S. Court which met
in Charlotte, nays: -
BILLS OF INFORMATION, SO- INDICTMENTS.
- In conversi ng with quite a prominent
lawyer from the central section of tin
State we weru amazed to learn' what a
star chamber existed in our midst, aud to
what extent the liberty of its citizens were
subje'eted to by the caprice or malice ol
one of these district attorneys, or instiga
ted by others. Under the present law it
seems that air; one can be arrested upon
a whtten complaint, or "bill of informa
tion" as it is styled, tried .before a judge
without jury and sentenced to Albanv
piison with no redress save habeas corpus,
when two to one, the new Jeniies to whom
you apply will howl the same opiuiou as
the seutenciug judge.
CONGRESSMAN ARM FIELD
has, we learn, introduced a bill in the
House to repeal this iniquitous statute,
aud m the name of libertv everv treeman
should wish for its earlv passage.
..Among the incidents of the- court was
one of these information bills (rather in
fernal) binding a poor fanner, from Union
county, over iu a ?!5l)0 Umd tor selling;
one plug of tobacco. He was a witness '
agaiust a counterfeiter who informed.!
Tue statute states that it must be. made,
by a deputy marshal. No matter, the
farmer was jailed all the same, and only
able to give bail to-day. Poor fellow I
but then the grasshoppers and the gang
must snatch up all inconsiderate t t itles in
the wav of costs.
Lincoln and Fighting Democrats.
Gen. Steedman's Speech In Ohio Conveotlon.
I make auother stoitemeut here to-dajj
is a livmr witness in tha
who was present wheu MrJ
Liucoln made the titterauce. The first
time I ever saw him was after the battle
of Chickamauga, when 1 wua ordered b
telegraph to ivport in person to hi in. 1
went up and (billed upon him, aud James:
M. Ashley, who is living, heard the con -j
versatlnu.
Mr. Liucoln took nielry the hand, greet-!
iug me very warmly, aud told me lie was!
glad to see me. Still holding mo bv thei!
Iiaud he said to Mr. Asnley : "Brother;
Ashley, what would h;.ye become of
us iu this war had it not been for the
righting Democrats from tlie North and
West?" Prolonged applause. j
With a shrug of the shoulders. Mr.
Ashley said : j
Mr. Lincoln, I don't know - j!
Mr. Lincoln replied: "I believe our,
rebel friends! won. d have their tiiig rloat4
in at the Caiiiuil, sir." Applause. i
He sitid; jr'i'he truth is, brother Ash4
ley, that our party is made up, to Rome
extent, of the religious aud syin pathetic j
and they don't make tirbt-cjas. Mildiers.'t
Laughter and applause.
.i. 11 . !
- Davidson College is t lx conjmended
for its refusal, at the recent com tuence-r
ment, to distribute around the cttstomaryj
degrees. Thps has become a stencil iu
the nostrils of the people. Not that it is
not well enough of itself, but it abuse!
has brought it into conteiiipt. Charlotie
Ubserrert
The Cincinnati Enquirer. iay the Ohioi
Petuocrntic platform vtm written by Mri
Tharman bjriiself, ant adopted by tliej
convention vfitliont clmncinjr a won! ot
it.
: ;
A Child Gored crj a Ox and Scbsf
feUESTLY RCS OVEK AND KlLLED.f-Iufb
mat ion was received here to-day ofa horri
Ide K-currence a few 4lays ago, in Henrico
bounty, resulting in ttadeatb ofa little hjr
4X s.. Alii RMti Jmn . flf I S V 1 - t . -
Spiller, of the MethotUst uiuiitii. j Aer y" -.iujc w r, . ,r
Li..' .i.. " .i.i.r rat(.r uun State, who ridet within the limit of te
. . V ... I
ened iu hauliUg niauUre from the uam 1
yard Ut the fielu with iu ox team, ami
. v V r V .. -T .
uh i ha wd in (Iia rwirot tlltl WillTlMl I
Tf y-:V i t T '4--: f.r.t i14fio tlewid Brit day ot April, n re nereny noil
loading, the child went in trout of the. , 1J.7n.L.;jsoJ.ii.i.
"avinft;. n . TO i 1 U6rt th 30tk dsy ofjane.j a list of their
hiiudicerchief. Tho ox, seeing tins lie- pw,u IM ixUe pYorty as assessed for
camo excited und njaddened, and uasheil la
at the little fellow ami gored , him. The
father ran around to the front to rescue
his cltjld from the infuriated animal,' but
iKffoie he reached him the ox brokiw and
ranv trampling the child nnder its feet, J
and i turning suddenly in another dircc-
tioriL brought the child directly tinder the
track oft lie cart wheels, which passed
over him and crushed him' to' death.-4
:Il chmond State.
MAUKF.TS.
New York. June 10 Cotton, nnlands,
1245: Oiltaus. lt. Cuba aud Muscovado
iuigar G ; ginnl rcfiniiig,G 5-1G. Cu
ba molasses, 4i. Lttrtl, b.4J.4JT l-
fee,!Rio, 1U1U.
CixctxxATt, June 10 Uacon, siiouid-
iersj 4 J ; clear Bides, 5J0&51 ; lard (i.15.
Y Raleigh, dune 1 Flour,. G.ti.25;
Corn,G0G3; Bacon (N. IV), lng round.
SC(f 9 ; bulk meats (Wesferu), 5i ; ?5U-
gar; white, HJ(gU ; Oats, 4oioU. urr$
Otter, 5.00 ; Mink, .75 ; Fox, .90 ; Coon,
La:? Muskrat, .10; Rabbit, .'.i.
i BINGHAM SCHOOL,
1- f MKUANEVILLE, N. C.
The 171st Session begins July 30,
1879.
Arrangements have been made hy which a
limited ihi nil.tr of you ii iihmi with small mean
can Alts" t 6 per nmiith.
Board, with famished room. Reduced i
to $12 per month; Tuition to S50 per
ir S3S3l0n.
Iiir narticiilnrn addres
! 35:1m Maj. R. CINGHAM.
! PUBLIC SALE
VALUABLE fsJAGHIHERY!
At tlte Court Houe in Saliury, on the Hih
day f July next. I will ell One Steam Kn
vine and Boiler with all the Machinery at
tached. Also a Saw Mill and Crist Mill with
UU the m ichin-ry attached; ii htinj? the jiro
peflv conveyed to me hy John Beard and Kl
Init B. I'e.ir'l hv iurts?e dulv reitered in
l lie Refrintrr': l5ee of Kowaii County, in Book
Nu. 47, pa-e 3 )1.
fir Perm of sale CASH.
LUKE BLACK MLH, Tius)
June 10. 18"9 Cw
To Samuel Xorris, a hoh resident, Jr
fondant: Ion trill take notice that the fol
lowing Summon ha been issued against
Davidson County in tsupanor Uonrt
Daniel E. Sickles "j
i t'laiiitirF,
Againut ) Summons for Relief.
aninel Norris
:i- Defends it. j
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
Tck the Sheriff of K;miol.i ui.iy iireetlng.
You are herehy eniiiianlel toniimtuoii Sam
uel Norri:, thetirlt-mlaiit al.t.ve iiaiiu d. if he be
found within your county, to he and appear be
uHe the Jude of our Superior ewtirt, .-t A court
tu he held for thecountyofDavidson a the court
noiixe in Lexiniitoii, on the 6th .Monday afiei
h4tl Monday of Man h, ISTO.and nswerthe
complaint which will he tlepositid in the office
of the clerk ofthe Supt rior court for said county
within ihe ihree tirnt ilaysufsaid Tenii, and Ifi
(hen-iitl (lefeixint take notice that if he fail ti
mwer the-aid complaint within that time, tht
rjaintifl will apply to the iurt for ihe reliel
demanded in the complaint.
Herein fail not, and of thi summons make
hie return.
lOiveti nnder my hind and the Bal of sai'
cridrt. this the 17tli lay of April, IS79i
St C. F. Lowe,
Clerk of tlie Superior Court ot Davidson County.
And you will also take notice that at the same
liinea warrant of attachment was issued against
your property for the sum of two thousand
ioumi and interest thereon from March 2'JSd,
1$77, and due hy y.mr prtnnisory note. Said
wurrant of attachment w returnable at said
term of the aforesaid court, when and wheieyon
cart appear, if vou think proper.
C. E. Lowe,
Clerk Superior Crart Davidson County
JKO. II. WELBOKN, nil's Ally.
31tOI
To Samuel Xorris, a non-residentvthe tie
fendant: Take notice that the following sum
mo ns has been issued against yon :
Davidso 1 County-In Snpsrior Oourt.
Jno. M. Phillips, j
Pluintiil", I
; Against Summons for Relief.
Samuel orris,
Pcfenilant." J
STATE OF NORTH CAE0LINA,
To the Sheriff of Randolph Countv Greet
ing. You are hereby commanded to suni
nlons Samuel Norris the defendant almve
niaied, if he- he tound within your
County, to be and appear lefore the Judge
f purSupcrior -Court, at a Court totcjield
for the Countv of Davidson at the Court
House in Lexington on the 6th Monday
after the 4th Monday of March, 1879, am
answer the complaint which will Iks deposi
ted in the office ofthe Clerk of the Superi
or Court for said countv, within the 3 tirt
dai s of said term, and let the paid defend
ant take notice that if he fail to answer th
unit! complaint within that time, the plain
titf will applv to the Court for the relief de
mahded in the co niilaint. Herein fail not
and of this summons make due return,
i Given nnder mv hand and the seal of said
Court, this 17th, day of April, 1879.
C. F. LOWE, Clerk Sup. Court
of Davidson County.
i And you will also take no ice, that at the
same time a Warrant ot Attachment va is
sued against your property in favor of sSrl
plaintiff and against you for the sum of Scv
entcen Hundred and Fifty Dollars; with in
tortst thereon from 2lst of October, 1878,
And due by promisory notes. Said warrant
of attachment is returnable to the aforesaid
term of the aforesaid court, when and where
jou can appear if you think proper.
: 1 C. F. Lowe, C. 8. C.
j. II. Welbsrn, - Davidson County.
I Ptff. Atty, 3l:0w
NATIONAL HOTEL,
i Cortlandt Street,
'xea'u Broadway,
( NEW YORK.
jHOTCHRlSS & POND, Pro mmetors.
; 1 On The European Plan.
j- The restaurant, cafe anl hinch room attach
ed.iare unMiirpHMd lor cUfHpnei" und :xrl
leuce of service. Room 6( t. n $2 nVrday
$3 io 10 per week. Coii,?nienl lo all fcrrie
nd city railroad.
New Fornitxire, Hew Management,
13: ly..
yQW IS THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
FOR THE WATCHMAN
NOTICE
To Town
'III I. ! . .a V t t hp
' v mtj "rr--
i - - - . .y rr .
libwMl f ntruifil nrmtertv witlilil Saul ToWrt.
" T -' ! 7 . . - .. . . .
The ul.w.k will le closed on the 30th
,j f June, and all perns failing to list
iheic.,nll or property by that time, will hate
to pay a double tax a required by Sec X
the Towu Cliarter.
B. F. ROGERS, C.B. C.;
June 4tbt 1879.
KOTIGiE!
NORTH CAROLINA R. R. COMPANY.
Secuetahy and TrkassirebOfficf, ;'
Co.mtaw Snot's. N. C. MAY3l8t, 1879.T
-The thirtieth anmtal meeting of the Stock
bolder of the North Carolina Railroad Com
pany, will be held in Cburlotte, N. C, on tbc
second Thursditv of July. 1879 : and the trans
ferlxxtkaof Suck of :itI Company, will be
cloxeU from this date, until after the meeunjf.
V. L. TltORNBCKfi, J
33 41 Sec'y.. C. K. U. Co.
FOR SALE!
:-o : :
A ti()OD
SWEEPSTAKES THRESHER : i
And HorS2-Powcr; All complete and in
Goul Order.' Kir pjtrti. ulari apply lo
JNO. B KLiilvS,
or 1. H. MAH ALY,
32: It Salisbury, N. C.
Chew Jacksun's Best Svreet Navy Tohacx
US TKT BRAND.
BSST IS THE WORLD,
And better M any Saleratos,
One teaspoinfnl of this SMla used with
sour milk equals rottr tenspoonstuiH
: of the U'st Baking Powder, sav
' ing Twenty Times its cost.
See package for valuable
informal ioi
f the teasjmonful is too large and dot
not produce good results at tirst
use less afterwards.
Jan. SO: 6m.
10 BETTER OPPORTUNITY.
Mr niTMitunitv for an advantageous mercn-
lle business In ST A I KSVILLE, Is offered to a pur-
hascr of a llailteu stocn r assort u uuuus, uu
EASY TERMS.
ind one of the best locations in the place.
at a low rent ; and a comfortable residence
f dud red, near the Schools, Churches, and
business in the place, likewise at a low rem.
Itfered because the present proprietor isen-
i'aycd in other pursuits and has no tune to
mend to this branch ot business, for Itir-
thcr information inquire at
Watchman office.;
April 25, IS7D 2:;it I
Blactiaer nl Hsaflersoa,
attorneys, Couneelcrs
and Solicitors.
SALISBURY, N,C
J.innay2U 179 tt.
Information Wanted I
t
Permnded from mv home in Slanly county,
hv one Holt Carter, on Monday the 14lh day
if April? 1879. mv on Kufus llarri?, who i 18
vears ol a-je. 1 ask all coo cuizens io io ine
in uncertain hi whtreaboul, by dropping me
i postal canl or letter to Albemarle, N. C , .vi
ihai I may come and net Mm. 1 will pay all
fxp"ii-e", and irwiird niv informant.
"Pieilmont Pret" and "Witiston SenlineT'
please copv one lime.
GUILFORD HARRIS.
Aril 21, 1879 Albemarle, N. C.
7:3t.
SPOOL COTTON.
ESTABLISHED 1S12.
GEORGE A. CLARK,
SOLE AG EXT, .
400 BROADWAY NEW YOKK.
The distinctive features of this spool cotton are
that It is mad(irom tne very nnest
SEA ISLAND: COTTON.
It 1 Unified soft a's the cotton from whlcli it Is
made ; it has no waxing or aruilclal ttalah tortecelve
tue eyes: it ih ta- sironpsx, smwiaew aua
pi-sticsewi'nrttire'ul la t market: for macUlne
sewing It has no e;iual; It Iswouaioa
WHITE SPOOLS.
Tne Black Is tae mos perfect
jJ"33T BZjACB:
ever produced In pooi nottn, botn? dyed bv a ystem
natented by ourselves. The colore are dyed by tae
NEW ANILINE P203S33 !
rendering them so perfect and hrHUaat that-dress-makers
everywhere use them tnsteail of sewln?slllcH.
We Invite comrirHoo and rinectfully ask ladles
to frtve it a t4lr trial and convince themselves of its
Taifaioi
i II l KITC til Mir 11 Oi:rtllClf1
VMARKy
snrerioinyoveraoin-n.
Tb be had at whoV-sale and retail from
J. n. OAKILL
25Jm. Salisbury X. C.
ELKIAl TvlILLS.
Carding,: Spinning, Weaving;. Fulling
j and Dressing. lx ,
The Elkin Mills. Yadkin County have.
taken a long step forwards " ri4y are now
mMkinfr tM or twelve ditt'crcnt Varieties ot
Tweeds aud Cassimeres, ami nke still ar
ranging for a further advance.
The prices are tne most surprising mi
Win nnn unit vYilir Clplin U'lMll tO the Fi
nzaDottt It:
actoraml In
. or iv-a roopivo ruiric ibe rolls at 6 cents u DOund;
have It span into yx at izj t.; at " ""uc''7
to Jeans cloth at t cts. a yard ; or yoa can eet it
colored, fulled, pressed and sheeml. flnlsbed up la
style, at 35 cts. per arcu toioreu iawx-j io wu
wlilte. 14 eta.: uiamteis, wuue. vi u.u.
ik f..n mntfin; lbs heavv cloth.
Hamplesol the various clctos manulactured can be
aeeu at, . . . ., . . ; . .,
J. D.'McNEELTS STOSS, Sahstey,
Who ts Aiccnt to receive Woot and to deliver Goods
tor this estaDlwament. - v. mvs w"i, inu
IP you want a good Fertilizer for Cotton or Tobac
co, goto n.ar.iMi.i.
II 1'OU Want a lOl OI .UUCnor oiuiurn,
A GOOD SECOND H4Nm
& REAPER
FOR SALE. f
Apply to
j. d. fi.isKiLn.
or I10SS & tjlUIX FIELD.
JAMES M. GRAY,
Attorney an f Councilor at la
SALisnunr, x ci 1
Office in the Court House lot!, next door
to -Squire Manghton. Will practice in all
the Courts of the Mate. j
Praciioal Blackspiith
I10RSESH0ER.
SHOP connected with Brown & Verble's Uvery
stahles. J14 Ufftiifus or Suoes, to suit any
siiape or foot. All s!uotng on strictly aclentllic prin
ciples and WARRANTED. Ah kinds matksmltrilnjf
promptly doi.e. ls:i'
THAT WELL KNOWN FERTILIZER OF
FOURTEEN YEARS' STANDING !
Rich in Ammonia & Pho3pabria: Acid.
The Leading Fertilizer Of 'Ihe Country
MORE EXTENSIVELY USED Til AN
ANY OTHER, 1
And Particularly Adapted to
THE COTTON CROP.
Also 'Pacific' Guano Co's v
AC?D PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
So well anil farurahlv known inN. Carolina.
Can be had upon application to the following
Agents :
Jso. AM.EN Iiat'WN",
L. C. Hanks,
S.tlihury.
LexiiijiN'ii.
Con cord.
Row :hi Mills.
SiHttfville.
DaViiUou 'Mge
Mooresville.
Cllirhtte.
C. (J. MoXTtiOMERV,
W. A. Ll CKKY,
C. A. Caki.ton,
Stough ic Sloan,
Isaac Harris,
Borrough?,
Jno. S. Reese & Co.,
Nol7 Gex'i. Agknt?, Hnltimouv Md.
3IH09TOH FEMALE COLLEGE
Statesville. N.C.
The next nescion opens Aunt 28, 1878.
:; rtL :uid tuition in Knglish. $85.00 per net-
i j' i
-ion oi twenlv wet-kx. Catalogue ,'uul eircuinr
.villi full particulars on application.
Addles, Mltv. K. N. (jUANT.
o4:ly ; I'rii.i ij al
Farmers,
DON'T BE SWINDLED
.
A BALE OF COTTON
TIIEO. P. KLIITTZ
will sell you one ton of
BoyMn, CaraerliCfl's
CELEBRATED
reriHizar
For 200 lte. CiltQE,
? A IT ABLE 217 ITOVISZKZSXSXl !
It is the het in n.e. Eauy to manipulate.
Requires no cotton seed nor stable nianlire.
No charge for recipe or right to iise. Fpial
to any $30 ;:iinno. Ha heen tested fof years
Call ami sret particularn and see 't'estintoniaN.
Don't be hiimbnzgpd by cheap inutatiotiB.
You can get the genuine onv from
TIIEO. F. KLUTTZ, DnrGGisT,
No20;lv Sole Agent fot Kowan
STABLE.
- i
Having purchased the Uvejy
Staldeoii Lee street and perfected
all necessary arrangements for car
rying on tlie business! in a. com
nlete and satisfactory rjfianner, the
public are solicited to give us a trial. We
are prepared to afford
All usual Accommodations,
and will do so at the most moderate prices
possible. BrDROVEllS ara tinvited to
give us a call. Day visitors can have their
stock carefully attended to and every prop
er attention shewn them. The stable attend
ants are experienced and careful men.
Horses' boarded by the day, week, month or
vcar. Call andHlfy us. j- " Jrt v
'IT.I. IIOLVESI& SOX.
Jan. Cd, lP7R. v M:tf
Soluble Pacific no
i
. I
nn
gionie
t.
HOW TG SAVE fiioilEyi
, r fir JK !
BUY fi WlvnT
. 1
; - 1.
' : (
li.
I - - t i i t'"
Anfrjou will not only save mointfeT,!
the Best Gooda made. Yon wilt fiinHi !H-.
Well Selected Htock of llnnlware t llt .
Threshers, and Fwinjr matliinwi.
Straw-Ciitti;Corn-Shelif
- virain v ratlins, vjrain ant Urns Srtiji '
Plowd, Hoen, Mottock aliul ks
Spjulenand Korku, (ila, Pai.TT, UiU n j -au.l
-Varnhsh, Iah Vh, HinM and s
l)iten t CriiSs-Ciil, Hand anu ilill 5a.
Blacksmith &
Carpenterl
OOlS.
house Axn mulb, shoes,
Tin and Hollow. Ware, Patent Oil Cai.
Patent Fly-Fans and' Traps, i
BUGGIES, CPI N AUD .With tops.
. Huggy-IIarness, Harness Leather ati '
Mountings, Wagon and Buggy Material,
a iid many other articles too tciliumT
UU'jition. j - j :
No. 3, Hediick lov, Near XatioBal
Hotel, Main Stm t, i
SALISEUEY, Hf C
30:ly '
KERR CRAIQE,
ponuij at zK
iSallsburvt
t
3NT. C.
; Mv Stock of Goods in this Line icfimpUie
fir the ju-iity Trade. Having sftiirtd t!ie
services of an Artinle hum La lliinore, in turi
i. TEIMMING DEPAETMENTr !
I feel justified in pay ing that I nn ruit lit
niosi lasUrtioiiS i.-isU' ; ami will guarantee Ml
inl'nclioit in all orders intiuMttl to me.- T
Ladies, iu the City and (.'otiutrr, 1 would mt,
call and examine nry StH k hefnre tuving!
elsewhere. M tifi. . .. UKLt.Nr JfcLP.
1'8: -J'ii
North Cakolina,
Hon an County.
Elwn W. Ilovuv
1 Is SrpERiok CorRT,
) April.30tli,.1879.
r.
j W. V. n-ickley, E, L. Abel, Jr., II. E. Spa-!
i done aii'l -L. I. I "sir I y.
I In thi case it ; jipoarinjf to the MtUfxeu'oa
ofthe Court th it W. F, Hm-klry, E. L AW,j s
j Jr., and II. IC. Sp.ilone are iion midrnlit.! ! ""
' this Stjiti', it in Ordered that judication le
! inndf in iheCiiroi'na Watchman , h newapr I-
piiii i.4iieii-ui Miiwourv, lor mx conntciiuvr. j
weeks, couini.-miliiit; them, (lie iniil-JV,j,, :
liuckley, Jv. I- Ahel, Jr., nml II. K. .Sdonj !
to :ine.ir jit the Ler'm of said Court to be!
hld ,-it the Court -house in S:ilihlnry on tlif
9lh Monday nfter the 4lli Mnnday.-in Septrii ;
tier, 1S7'J, and iinwer the complaint tlmt iH -be
filed during"! lie fiivt three dy of
term, or indelault thereof the nl.iTntiff
anolv lo ihe Court lor the re!if tleinamltd in.
hi coiufilaint. J. M. IIOUAII r
Clerk Superior Court 'Kuwait Cmintf
20to34
Pcckct-Boofc lost.
if:
J Ii w i m-the town of IL, and Mr. S. 1
!jut co'icludrd s n:e purcha-en, when he mit
j the Kla ilim: di-eovery ihat his Hckell'k
wan 1 i-t. . While searcliiii! Iuh pK.kfl
found a hiivkeye, and naid -Gentlemen,! mr i
po.'ket-hook i.h-t, hut there ha, been iW-, ,
thing dicivered by Dr. Tabiir, f NlivilK .
of far greater value. It i tlie Duckrye Pii;
( liniment whieh w.H cure Iil'i in all we, .
;;.;',tr;';t;fw'; v
i Darker.
C..nen-' Honey of Tarill relieve wWf
coughs of loiii; standing, and prove- a lle:n
to all whorirt'er with affections of the tbrt
and lungs, nf i cmilidently offered thepubli
as the best remedy in the world. Iii oar tit'
oroo clime w litre cony Its nbd cold prftwl.j;
this favorite remedy should -have a ptwe .
everv household. When the little one t,
attacked hv croup, or wfioopingcpngli, uothinjE;
will afforiLsnch instant relief-as Coun
IlonevofT4r. Price 50 cents For nit 1
(.'. K. Barker.
Shockoo Machine Works,
Manutacturers orrortablts add stationary m 1
and Boilers, Saw Mills, Corn ana v uat - -
tins, Mangers and pulley '1 urtifne H atpr nag
Tobacco factory Machinery, routfit hoo
Brass and Iron Castings, iiactrinery oi j
BCTljJtiOlU r
Ginning and ThTshinff JCacninci
dnf'tillT
REPAIRING PROMPTLY CAREFnY
Tilbct's Patent Spark Arrester,
The Invention of the Age.
... ... er.-v--rrtPrlsrpaHytheoai
ly pertect aud re.lable one, ana is K"7ir
H attracting universal - JJt Dsaj
Mneecoairanles. Its prominent leaturcsanr. ;
ltdoes not destny ihe droit. ;
It v1ll not cho!.e up. ana nlrnr
It requires no direct ! PrJlZTlsWl
raising steam (dainpers bHnf objectlonab, y t.
may ! bp left open and alloiv sparks to escape-KL
mirrequlre8 no water to extinguish sp'rls,
bv conflensaritin, nesirov i"v'""'Z jrftaf
water la seo. If nelecwnl. the cn.c edr?kep
ed bv evaporauon vi uuc mr. n--in
a fiithv condition. noon.
It isflmple and durable and can be relied np"-
It can be attached to anv oouer. ,
No planter should lie without one of JnfLm
nnce companies will Inwre Blnaand hart ' JJtM
same rte nsTnnnrpr, .nr -.nirt list. ;
Branca House, vnarso-"..'
W. C.'MOiOAX, Maagff-
S9:Cm
. ... . Sd
5uhs?cr
;ho nr thQ atclimnn
f Ml . - . ft
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